The University of Colorado Boulder Museum field trip opportunities include hands-on guided programs, hands-on workshops and self-guided visits. These programs are offered year-round and are appropriate for school students, adult groups and families. Guided programs at the University of Colorado Museum of Natural History on the CU Boulder campus are designed as interactive and hands-on learning experiences where participants use objects, inquiry and critical thinking skills to discover, wonder and reflect. All programs at the University of Colorado Museum of Natural History are fun, interactive, hands-on and designed to encourage critical thinking skills and learning from objects. They are age-appropriate and developed to address state and local school curriculum standards, when applicable. We strive to be interdisciplinary, covering science, language and visual arts, geography and history, and the programs are designed to enhance understanding of exhibit topics and related concepts. There is a charge ($2.00) per person for guided programs, and hands-on workshops ($3.00 per person), with no charge for self-guided visits. Reservations are required two weeks in advance for all guided and self-guided programs. Workshops are offered in conjunction with programs to provide a more in-depth learning experience. For more information and to make an on-line reservation request, visit the museum website.

• Museum tours

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  Location

  on campus

  Dates

  Ongoing

  Public or Private

  Private Program (by request only or for a specific audience or group)

  Program Fee

  Yes